The Black Sea as a bridge between Spain and Romania during the Second World War
The Black Sea as a bridge between Spain and Romania during the Second World War

Summary/Abstract: During World War II the Black Sea has represented for Romania and Spain an economic, military and cultural meeting point. Spain has found in Romania a useful trade partner rich in resources which the Iberian Peninsula lacked. Between the two countries a bridge was created springing from common views and common needs such as, in the case of Spain, the need for oil and cereals, in the case of Romania, the need for armaments. The Black Sea has facilitated the relations between the two Latin states thus playing in their intercourse a significant role. Durante el Segundo Guerra Mundíal, el Mar Nero ha representado para la Rumania y L’Espana, y no solo para estás paises, un espacio de convergencia economico, militar y cultural. L’Espana ha buscado en la Rumania un bueno companero de negocios, habiendo los recursos que la peninsula Ibérica no tenía. Entre la Rumania y L’Espana se creido un puente de conéxion, basado a amistad y comun necesidades representaban del petroleo, del trigo, del armamento, etc. El Mar Nero ha facilitado los relaciones entre L’Espana y la Rumania jugando al mismo tiempo un rol importante en la economia del segundo guerra mundial.

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